wrytyx — also writes novels and stage plays

The AI non-fiction writer that cites your own sources

Most AI writes confident non-fiction from nothing and invents the citations. wrytyx drafts from the documents you uploaded, quotes them inline, and then reads the chapter back to flag every claim your bibliography does not support.

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A citation you cannot check is worse than no citation

A general-purpose chatbot will happily attribute a claim to a study that does not exist, in a journal that does, with a plausible year. It reads exactly like scholarship until someone looks it up. That is the single reason serious non-fiction and AI have not mixed well — and it is the part this tool is built around.

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Bring your bibliography

Paste BibTeX or CSL-JSON straight from Zotero, Mendeley or Google Scholar, or add sources by hand. Attach the passages that matter as excerpts — those are what the AI actually reads and quotes.

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Draft with citations

Cited Draft searches your library while it writes, decides what it needs, and cites inline as [Author, Year]. It has no web access and no other library: what it cannot support from your sources, it says plainly instead of inventing.

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Fact-check the draft

The fact check reads the finished chapter against the same library and lists the claims it cannot back — each one linked to the passage, so you can add a source, soften the claim, or cut it.

Built for research

The structure a non-fiction book actually needs

A non-fiction project is not a novel with the characters removed. The outline is built from your sources and thinks in arguments rather than scenes; there are no characters or locations to fill in, and no narrative continuity check pretending your chapters are a timeline.

Fact check output

Unsupported claim

"Trade volumes tripled within a decade." No source in the library gives figures for this period.

Overstated

The chapter presents this as settled; the cited source describes it as contested.

Every finding links to the passage it came from.

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